Have to say I have never been there but I always love looking at these old films as it takes me back to an era I knew, was a teenager then. Ladies always got into cars very elegantly those days ! Thanks for putting it on.
Thanks Rod. As a "petrol head" borne in 1958 I recognise most of those cars and trucks, obviously your family also valued cars. It's great that you are taking the time to post these films to TH-cam, keep up the good work.
How strange. I've been enjoying your old Bournemouth movies, where I've lived for the past 34+ years. But I also went to school in Worksop in the late 60s. What a coincidence.
I can't thank you enough for this. Like gold to me. I was a Dinnington, Anston Lad. I never knew Worksop had red buses?. They were always green. I love old local history. I also love the up cars, lorries, buses bikes, and vans, so Stylish, unlike the little unexciting boxes on four wheels of today. So sad, how Worksop is today. Wish I'd lived back then. Don't like today.
We moved not far down the road and round the corner from that motor accessory shop to number 63 Central Avenue in 1979 when I was 14 years old, it was one of the two houses right next to Central Avenue car park. There was an alleyway down the side of our house with a company at the end that was called Pleasance Glass, someone suggested that they were related to the actor Donald Pleasance who was born in Worksop, but I'm not sure if they really were related to him. Anyway, I used to drool through the window of that motor accessory shop regularly as I past it to pop into the sweet shop that was next door to it. Eventually when I started to tinker with motorcycles around 1981 I popped into that accessory shop and bought a couple of Kamasa socket sets, I think the shop was called Reliance at that time.
Have to say I have never been there but I always love looking at these old films as it takes me back to an era I knew, was a teenager then. Ladies always got into cars very elegantly those days ! Thanks for putting it on.
Thanks Rod. As a "petrol head" borne in 1958 I recognise most of those cars and trucks, obviously your family also valued cars. It's great that you are taking the time to post these films to TH-cam, keep up the good work.
How strange. I've been enjoying your old Bournemouth movies, where I've lived for the past 34+ years. But I also went to school in Worksop in the late 60s. What a coincidence.
I can't thank you enough for this. Like gold to me. I was a Dinnington, Anston Lad. I never knew Worksop had red buses?. They were always green. I love old local history. I also love the up cars, lorries, buses bikes, and vans, so Stylish, unlike the little unexciting boxes on four wheels of today. So sad, how Worksop is today. Wish I'd lived back then. Don't like today.
thanks so much for the memories
regards John
I married a worksop girl and know the place so well..I wish we could just rewind the clock and go back to these simpler times.👍❤
Yeah I still live here,I'd love to just have one day back in this time lol
Nice video, lived in Worksop all my life. Not the same now obviously but still not a bad town.
Fantastic. My sister in laws house there on Chatsworth road!
Nice to see somebody washing his Cresta in s suit
We moved not far down the road and round the corner from that motor accessory shop to number 63 Central Avenue in 1979 when I was 14 years old, it was one of the two houses right next to Central Avenue car park. There was an alleyway down the side of our house with a company at the end that was called Pleasance Glass, someone suggested that they were related to the actor Donald Pleasance who was born in Worksop, but I'm not sure if they really were related to him.
Anyway, I used to drool through the window of that motor accessory shop regularly as I past it to pop into the sweet shop that was next door to it. Eventually when I started to tinker with motorcycles around 1981 I popped into that accessory shop and bought a couple of Kamasa socket sets, I think the shop was called Reliance at that time.